Has anyone done this and felt ethically, spiritually, and financially content at the end of the game?

I also believe that if you have real talents - call it a calling or your purpose or your spiritual point or whatever - that you are robbing the rest of civilization by withdrawing those talents to pursue purely hedonistic interests.

I plan out everyday what I want to be doing (how much time with family and friends, my business, exercise, spiritual, etc. ) I have specific traits I look for in passive investors on my syndicate deals and direct clients who want to own something 100% individually.

Life is about becoming a better person and through this process I've found I have greater focus on what is important for life for me and I accomplish way more.Currently I'm focusing on REI, bushcraft, academics and spirituality among others.

Your aim is to be financially succesful, with a strong healthy body, a balanced, calm, wise and knowledgeable mind and a strong spiritual, all humanloving kind of person.

Master's in Aerospace Engineering concentrating on engines but then shifted to and published in cognitive engineeringMaster's in Spiritual Psychology (who knew that existed)Of course they all helped me in REI.

There are a lot of great spiritual resources out there or therapy to help people address these negative thoughts that can at its worse, ruin someone's spirit and zest for life.Her insecurities and jealousy and her emotions that is on her to work on at the end of the day as well.

Growing up in this country you have no choice but to be in poverty, this can be spiritually, physically and financially.

Over the past few years I been focused against not only physical but also mental and spiritual.

At some point, it's far better if the investments provide returns that are financial AND emotional/spiritual/personal, according to what's important to you.